The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12

Pacific 10 ~ zoos ,t Northern Pacific Dds, %
Ia .,an,,od ~ tzI' Northwestern con. 1874. |
Missomris e. 10, oTs Northwest. deb. or, 1922.
Tenn. a. set,mi ina 81 La S.F.Gen. NJ, 1l3T
Tenn. IA sei'mI i0l' 81. Paul consols, rs.
Tenn. n set'mt, COZ. - Pau, o% I. Isu' ~"
Ccntul Pac. lists, III. ]. rae lhhu BHhnus' fo,,
Den a Il d ists ugI. 7. J.. l.. q, ex COUP GA.
ben Rg West. lists. ~. Union Fac. lists, ll6.
Erie ends, VI, West Shore, 9sgs.
sToc.;s.
Adams Fxnrcs,. 40. NJ, lisa W. pref, i0a.
AJon A. MI Al Mobile Il Ohio, M.
Alton & 7. II, pref ~. Morris a ~ on a. 70
b.. O.. A m New jersey Central, ~.
Canada Pacific pnZ Norfolk a. W. pref, IS.
Canada southern H.. Northern Pacific, p
Central Pacific, -, Northern rae. pref aois'
Che pcukc n Ohio, 4. CO W. lW,tE
c tRSs q. ID n brT 1Sif T. New York central, DIX.
Chicago q Alton, 40. N.lp!C. Nh l.. 49,,
Chirngo& 4. pref 10. NJ y &stL. pref IN
G., ~ 4 q. l3l. ohio y Mississippi ~
st /, 4 T., lgI Ohio y Mis-: pref, 3D..
G. s. d. 2 pref ~. Ontario 4 Western, Pc
C., II. VAT. y. Oregon Trans, lsl.
Clcy. & col, 10. Oregon Imp. Co, ~.
Del. a Hudson. o.. Pacific Mail, 9GNr
Del. Lack a West, 12j51 Pcorln, ID. & r., 1914
Den. 4 Rio. Gnndei y. p%lttsburg. ~.
Eric, ~. Pullman Palace Car, l49li
Uric prrE 90. Reading, Glh.
Fast Tennessee, i0L. Rock Island, liik.
East Tennessee pref 81. 81 !. d Snn fmn. w.
Fort Wayne, l@. -. J.. u :, y. prci., W..
Harlem, gO. ~ L&s.f. LIST pref. 10.
Houston 4 Texas, 10. g. N. n s. y, ~. 49,
Illinois centril, li5H G., N, a y j.. pref. ll3H
Ind, IS 4 Western lSNSr ~ Eau, NJ N, lo0,
kanps n TcNns, Nh. ~. Paul 4 Omaha, fOa,
Lake Erie 4 West, lblSr -. Inul Il q. pref, lGi.
Lake shore, glH. Tenn.Co n IR, H., 2h,
Louisville Il Nash, $50. Texas Pacific, ~
Louisville Il n. A., 70. Union Tuciic, 4sfs.
Memphis a char, ~ u. \. Express, 6S
Mich nn Central, SlR Nab., ~ H. d T., 10.
Min. A ~ Louis, l0M. W. -, l.. a T. pnct,, gI9-
Min. a g. L. pref, 2lS. Wells ~ Fargo EN., Ia.
Missouri lnciiic, va. western Union lel.i ~.
NJ /. \. q W, Sg4.
LONDON, Oct. ll.-Bar silver, ~ 5-lGd per
ounce.
PARIS, Oct, ii.-Thrcc per cent rcntes s2f
22Hc for the account.
BANK ~CLEARINGs.
HEw ORLEANS, Ia, Oct. l1.-Clcarings Of
the banks, S2,bSf,3G u
CnIcAoo, H., Oct. 1.-The bank clcarings
today were $40, 1885, 900,
NEw IoRK, Oct. 1.-THE bank clearings
today were sl36, 031, $40; balances, 81, lO3, $50.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 1.-THE bank clear.
ings today were s. ,0JT, $50; balances, t370,5lI.
l%josroS, Mass, Oct. iI.-rhc bank clear
ings today were tls, i47, 0l3; balances, S2,S@7,
sr. Iovip, Mo-, Oct 1.-THE bank clear
ings today were Is, $40, 5Ol; balances, SiUJ,-
1856.
PmLADELrnih, Pa, Oct. II. 1.-The bank
clcarings today were 81 1908, 'OGi balances,
81, i7O,l ~.
Drain, Provisions and Grocerics.
CmcAGo, H., Oct. IA market with the
slightest possible fluctuations aud without
news or happenings sufficient 20 influence
either Judgment or prices was what the
grain traders had to struggle with during the
greater part Of the morning session. Tho
opening Ia wheat was ~fractionally lower.
The close was strong at the highest point
Of the day, which was touched just NJ the
bell tapped November, 70Jsc; December,
72Ic; May, 77tEc.
Tho corn market was generally dull,
There was not a largo business In n spccuia.
tive way, and Of the news the good about
offset the bad In such "a mannc ~ 10 caust
but little change In prices, the entire range
Of the day being but about &c.
In provisions there were M Developments
90 relieve the mOnOtony ~ a hull day. Trad
ing In both Fash and future property wr'
restricted; fluctuations wcrc confined tu lin
It's too narrow Ia awaken any interest, Rnu
the market failed 10 receive even ordinary
attention.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows: